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the power is a very dense susie, so it's soaks up the heat during the day and releases that. it's nice enough that i mean, we will replace concrete with the green stretches like this, and we will insulate the public buildings put on pulls on the end of us and want to know but smaller per minute. many squares have already gone green, like the plastic on us, you know, in eastern paris this round about in the south of the city is being transformed into an urban forest. as trees cool down the air by several degrees. greenery is also being planted on school yards and the streets in front of coals. there was a sense is equally helping to cool down the city. it's connected to a network of underground water pipes linked to over $700.00 buildings across the city called special de penny. this is one of the systems main plans this on ty, canada, is. this is all these problems push ice cold water through the system. the water is cooled by refrigeration units, which heat up in the process that he will be dissipated into this then it's water flows through a secondary circuit. this system c

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he says, and roster susie it has destroyed an unmanned ukrainian body to get claims was being used in an attempt to attack the catch bridge. the bridge linking occupied crimea to the russian mainland has become a k target since the start of the war and ukraine. it was recently damaged in an attack in july. well, ukrainian children have begun this 2nd school year since raso launched its full scale of infection. but because the war is still raging, only about a 3rd. if you training and students will be attending their lessons in person. for the rest, going back to classrooms remains a distant dream. the corridors of this house on high school was supposed to be filled with the last of hundreds of his students. but this school year, the less than i'm supposed to help him actually again, i see to be at the cause you look at the him, him as you know, i'm not sure if you, this is the library. our library is on the 1st floor, and the mathematics classroom is on the 2nd floor is what are you with textbooks for bird much? everything was burned in. i mean, they'd only started renovating just bef

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college, at the world in front of him, but on that night he stood in front of his 87-year-old rate and susie and look at the killer and said, we mean no harm to you. you don't have to do this. or it was people like cynthia heard whose life motto was to be kinder than necessary. that's who these people were. the first time at a shooting in a place of worship, and it brought south carolina to her knees. and everyone wanted to define this based on racism and gun control and all of these things, and they put my arm out and i said it would be a a time and place when you talk about that, but right now we have nine families that need peace and we have nine people that we need to lay to rest. i went to every funeral, every funeral was open casket. i spoke at every single one come sometimes in tears, sometimes pulling it together. and for me what was the most important was i just wanted to protect south carolinians. and so this was on the heels of george, this was on the heels of ferguson were we had had the rights and the protests. and i called for the confederate flag to come down because the murde

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the outside on don't like the green body panels can be replaced with new ones as time goes by that susie and like swapping auto lego block, right. so i'm gonna assume this means the car can be refreshed repeatedly, which is why they say it's a car that can be driven forever, right? how you paid the day when i was, the most remarkable thing for me is that there were no combustion engine. cars within the execution area. i mean it just electric cars design your cheapest way to go into the i a has received a lot of criticism in the past, especially from environmental groups, which is why this year only electric cars were permitted in the home. yeah. yeah, you said to legendary combustion engine cars like the latest portion, 911 here, presented to mark the 60 then a verse through the iconic sports car were banished to the open space in downtown unit. the i a is transforming into a more environmentally friendly mobility show where a spawning a gas guzzler has become quite rare. the this 1952 v w micro bus rules through the streets of the time without emitting any pollutants, then still has its

i'm equipment law susie placement for you says it has taken control of the village of our b of cotton. there are 2 most of that claim a peas, disputable, however, plasma. the early rejected the announcement of the effect by x rays, defense deputy, administer some politicians in key, but also criticize thought those remarks we heard from a gentleman rule make a good not lindman, who says she is claims about the situation on the ground, cannot be taken at face value, as we know, it's a phone information, also ukrainian government so great in government. they need the success that via the try to, to tell us about the military success even is a doing that of course nobody can really going towards that situation. what is going on but it's not going on. but for a long time since the stopping goes is what great in government gives the. ready information, so we know we cannot believe what the official key of attending us been to the situation. of course the for us in germany, it's very difficult to create a man. i mean, by the time is a, is it losing the fight? they're not really are we mean,

susie shows us what started as a smal fundraiser is now pulling some major celebrity support. >> reporter: grayson didn't hav plans to attract online thing this summer. in fact, he was supposed to have a quiet few weeks after and during yet another surgery for his vision. one of dozens over the years. so, the nine-year-old and his mom came up with an idea. raise money for his dreams of world travel by selling lemonade. >> we were just trying to figur out other ways to make our days go by, and it was super hot, so i thought it was a great idea. >> reporter: grayson, who also plays several instruments, had his drum set up along his stand he called limitless lemonade. first, business was slow, but then music manager charlie rocket came across it and poste a video online. >> what's up, man? how you doing? >> reporter: mark rocket let hi set up his lemonade stand at hi l.a. social club, the dream factory, and that got the attention of travis barker from blink 182. the drummer showed u with some cash and some drumsticks. >> what's up, greyson? nice to meet you. >> you, too! man, those are sick!

i'm genuinely and susie, i stick about the chinese language initiative because it's not totally enrich, has also with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to job opportunities. so. all right, so what size of next ortiz interview was russian foreign ministry spokesman, maria's like a robot who recently attended the 8th eastern economic farm. she talks to us about russia's current role on the stage. the take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify.

the land campaign is difficult. ukraine has had some bizarre susie that hasn't gone so fast as, as they would have wished. and we would have wished them to our phones. but staying there making grounds. it seems that to, over the last few days of being able to, to sort of break through one of the significant lines of defense. you know, of the russians in the, in these home defensive areas that go from the don't boss on the way to separate, easier. um, but at the same time we can see that, you know, in a way we could imagine that sort of some kind of encircling mind in the sense that on the one hand, russia at the ukrainians are advancing on the, on this or the eastern side of what is potentially on our balance on the crimea on us, on the western side. so i think that if these advances towards the see of as of become more successful than crimea, potentially could be hid from both sides. yeah, so we really see that uh, you know, that these could be part of a similar uh, sort of overall the campaign and an overall strategy. of course it has very strong symbolic vine. your as was mentioned i

i'm genuinely and susie, i stick about the chinese language initiative because it's not totally enrich, has also with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to a job opportunities fictitious organizations with rubbish assessments. that's how the ukranian presidents advisor has branded international groups like the un and the red cross, the phones and the one that's inside the u. n. is involved the absentee organization. this, i would say, is a public relations or a lobbying office to money for the good old people occupying certain leadership positions. the motions of all the by the you have will always be negative. like any, all the international institution. kind of, i a, the international red cross, amnesty international, all these all fictitious organizations that pollutes all consciousness was absolutely rubbish. assessments, if they had knowledge exists that we probably would have solve many problems better and foster. so this is what you would call a classic case of nagging, just like when a dude who has a ton of issues, a real basket case, we're talking a solid to on the attract

the a long list, a susie years ago, the oslo accords was signed between israel and the palestine liberation organization. the agreements was seen as a major turning point and the conflict because it was the 1st time as royal and the p l. i formally recognized one another, but this image became iconic, taken on the 13th of september, 1993 p yellow chapman. yes. arafat and israel has been prime minister. it's ok, rubbing, shook hands on the white house mon overseen by you as president. bill clinton will be also accords with a series of agreements signed between 19931999. that i'm to say is riled withdrawal from the territories that occupied during the june 1967. what including the west bank east, jerusalem and johnson. and so most palestinians believed that the codes would create an independent palestinian state in the occupied territories alongside as while. but that never happened. over the next 30 years, israel accelerated its expansion of illegal settlements, increased restrictions on the movement of palestinians with in the occupied territories, and built a separation full as well as imp

so my hope i'm genuinely and susie asked to cut out the chinese language initiative because it not only enriches us with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to a job opportunities. the new jazz military government announced on tuesday it would scrap a military past with a neighboring pending accuse and get ahold of wise and the deployments of troops on his territory for a possible military intervention. the gates needs to by the west african regional loca echo was in the beginning, has decided to consider an aggression against the chair. instead of supporting us. the republic of the banning has authorized the stationing of soldiers and materials on their territory with a per study from correction by france in calibration with certain each west countries, the national council for the safe guard of the homeland. the government of these here has decided to cancel the military agreement of july 11th, 2022 with banning and re to raise their desire to avoid any escalation. they name is one of the countries that has given tested approval for the blind leading to the intervention of need. ye

so it's susie asked if they knew exactly who it was prior to the parliament session on wednesday to go broke his silence after essentially days of hiding the thing came out and blamed everybody else for organizing the events where she stood off alongside you trade in the president and they both cheered on the not to the bathroom in ski during his action . we call it have a sorry street, the truth, russia, it's floating dismissal. mister speaker, it is. the speaker was solely responsible for the invitation and recognition of this man and is wholly accepted that responsibility and stepped down. this was a mistake that his deeply embarrassed parliament and canada all of us who were in this house on friday regret, deeply having stood and clapped, even though we did so unaware of the context. i also want to reiterate how deeply, sorry, canada is for the situation. this put presidents zalinski and the ukranian delegation . and it is extremely troubling to think that this egregious error is being politicized by russia and its supporters to provide false propaganda about what ukraine is fighti

ready era, quote. susie this is well, good morning. well, the good morning vietnam line had been used by an american miniature radio hosted during the war and the 196 days. it was late, so made even more popular thanks to an, a famous hollywood blockbuster about his press conference. it was also criticized in the media as bizarre as he boosted around the stage and use the phrase baseline . dog faced pony soldier was sending a story about john wayne newspapers wanting to buy his trip to hon. all. it was officially focused on expanding watch the us cause a comprehensive strategic partnership with vietnam. some western media outlets have speculate to the biden's f. it's all about trying to count that china's influence in the region. yes, presidents himself is denied the claims and for his part bathing his cold in washington to abundance. his cold, cold war mentality in dealing with yet no plus live now to line the legal on the media unless joining us from new york line. oh, great. talking in the program. thank you sir. well, it's certainl

subs administration at do you believe he solely to blame for the economic crisis playing odd a lot. susie not, i think i do support this very, very often. uh, there's a, there's a fine, middling date that can be usually what, what happens that day. the legitimate grievances that people have, in this case, those of met mainly due to sanctions. people are being hurt. so you need to, to, to think about what the, this long term plan of colored revolution. the seeds are planted long time in advance. if you don't have a solid natural secrete tea, you have these, the, the rules for heading for the main thing. and lots of investment, you a coffee to create a color with pollution. this is what the us has done. a co, basically uh actually does. uh they, they do it to national enrollment for the more question. what is a, the, the national endowment for democracy. it's just that we branded name for the c i a and this is only the people the eyes, but they actually hijacked democracies. they both funding in new or secret society from education to politicians. it's a multi $1000000000.00 industry. and w

united. susie is not convinced no anyone use our insight and access to stay and say what they are doing there. yeah, so keep them all by think tourism. okay. we are talking now with more than 1015 minutes of our tool who, who created the tech few years ago was an old created the isis to do with the world is moving to a more multi polar or the, as, as, as developing nations. and maybe the global soft stop pushing back against traditional western domination. the world is moving towards a new order in which we observe the emergence of a multi pool or setting can embrace the conventional super powers by 2. united states are losing their status are losing their seats. emerging powers are becoming more and more important. and last but not the least reaching those rivalries are turning into regional eliasis these emma jazz, all the new world order. is that because of all i go trying to gauge industrially ball, some people actually just divide these and. ready yeah, they just are probably the extra receiving phone calls on the front in the future. it'll be dicey was as it goes on the go, the go

i don't, i'm genuinely and susie ask about the chinese language initiative because it's not totally enrich, has also with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to a job opportunities many thanks my company here on, on the international. we always appreciate it as a more of like to stop face the sounds on our website come up with us with the rest of the team. the, [000:00:00;00] the the all targeted for germany is on the rise, doubling its popularity since the last election cycle. this party challenges neo liberal orthodoxies on the issues of immigration, military alliances, and the nature of the european union, and much more. this is why there are some who want alternative for germany. welcome to the eastern economic for joining us today is maria's, however, the spokesman of the russian minister of foreign affairs. even though we're holding this meeting and defies, i'd like to start with you. russia is often accused of being your century, to be honest. i haven't heard this one before. are they now accusing us of our geographic location on top of everything else? does we tend to accuse a s

i'm genuinely and susie asked to cut out the chinese language initiative because it not only enriches us with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to job opportunities. it was more details on the stories and side see more with it and get to check all websites onto you don't come back in 30 minutes. see if the alternative for germany is on the rise, doubling its popularity since the last election cycle. this party challenges neo liberal orthodoxies on the issues of immigration, military alliances, and the nature of the european union, and much more. this is why there are some who want alternative for germany. frustrating. yeah. could i start to change this, looking at them for me to just set them? i'm going to go into a freight con. skim allowed 0. sure left. seem like charging me to what the shuts it up up. so let's see, one and 3 met in a similar condition is interest set perhaps, and i'm assuming now flicking model, let's to continue to set them good. now, you know, who is particularly symmetric, listed would pass in sort of so that you will address now click on it with her or som

the land campaign is difficult. ukraine has had some bizarre susie that hasn't gone so fast as, as they would have wished. and we would have wished them to our phones. but staying there making grounds. it seems that to, over the last few days of being able to, to sort of break through one of those significant lines of defense. you know, of the russians in the, in these home defensive areas that go from the don't boss all the way to separate, easier. um, but at the same time we can see that, you know, in a way we could imagine are sort of some kind of in circle meant in the sense that on the one hand, russia at the ukrainians are advancing on the, on this or the eastern side of what is potentially on our balance on the crimea and also on the western side. so i think that if these advances towards the see of as of become more successful than crimea, potentially could be hate from both sides. yeah, so we really see that uh, you know, that this could be part of a similar uh, sort of overall the campaign and an overall strategy. of course it has very strong symbolic vine. your as was mention

in this, you know, your susie say the 1st is from our test shows the moment treatments began. was terrified. residents running from buildings and punish to daybreak falls to the grounds. the play store, okay. nights catching many people while the worst sleep, the sensor, all these these point a to my, the to trim. it was around a see kilometers from the city of mar, cash with off the shocks continuing and severe the hours of sun today. i'll, who's probably in stuff with the most casual teeth, with almost 1300 people killed. we heard from low. what was affected by that is often she was, you know, most of the run 31 people died here. yesterday. we used all efforts to help and rescue people and we did everything we could, but we could not help them and want to know where it's just a gated one person ski with many of those died down to the rubble of food. the low wish i had showed you, i lost my 2 daughters. thank god, have mercy on them. we left the middle and they were sleeping on the 1st floor and the ceiling fell them down to the lo, my mother was also with them, but i managed

i'm genuinely and susie, i stick about the chinese language initiative because it's not totally enriches us with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to a job opportunities and the rainy and the president has stressed his country will decide how to spend $6000000000.00 unfrozen by washington. under the us, the right hand prisoner swamp deal, washington was clicked to deny abraham raised these assertions, saying it will closely watch the funds after their deposit and guitar. you banks. the least money belongs to the rainy and people, the uranium governments. so the slanted republic of your wrong will decide what to do with this money. the facts of this arrangement are when this money arrives in these accounts in guitar, it will be held there under strict oversight by the united states treasury department. and the money can only be used for humanitarian purposes, and we will remain vigilant in watching uh, the spending of those funds and have the ability to freeze them again if we need to . on monday, the by then administration informed the congress that had issued a blank and waiver for

i'm genuinely and susie, i stick about the chinese language initiative because it's not totally enrich, has also with other cultures, but also opens upgrade to a job opportunities. i was going to do it for me for now, but do stay with us. my colleague nikki aaron will be in next in about half an hour with more of today's top new stories by the the, the, the sort of 3 people use of, for instance, coming up with is what's the summit loved to have to choose between you. if you want to get to this cars, you have to leave it.

so it's susie asked that they knew exactly who it was and they did it to uh to get some comfort and comfort to me . so the landscape that i may have missed as uminski, who can i supported any and answering machine and his country, clap and ensure and just follow as well, which proves the point. yeah, sorry, some interesting onto voice. um, if i may ask to the full time, does the distance himself from the scandals saying that he didn't know the details, whatever, as he said he must have known but is a light creed to i mean the liberal, i mean sorry the the, the house speaker he took the full base that they have the, i mean he's, he's resigned. does he, in the full, on a sword, or was he told? does it to do so by truth because he wanted to, they just wanted to distract him on this side of the public on the screen. the guy on i my my, my take on that he was forced to resign because there's a visual response. was an apology, a no resignation. a day later he step down. there's no doubt that he was told of stuff in order to save the face of the government, just phases the phases this save the fac

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the at least susie one palestinian protest is in jude's off to israel. open fire at a demonstration near the concert board. the, until mccrae this adult is there a line from dog ha, also coming up from the podium of the united nations. benjamin netanyahu tells the world, israel is on the cost of normalizing ties of saudi arabia. russia says ukrainian missiles have struck the headquarters of its black safelite and crime in us to the credit center said bob menendez and his wife accused of taking bribes to benefit agents. the we begin in the occupied palestinian territories. we have for yet another day, dozens of palestinians have been injured. up to coming under is riley 5. it happens during demonstrations. now the gallons of border against is really restrictions on palestinians. work is from the besieged on 5. the israel has also conducted air strikes in the area low away from gauze on the israel's crippling 16 year long blockade. prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the you in general assembly, that israel is on the brink of paste with saudi arabia. a

so i think the political climate here is very much changing to for many reasons that susie mentioned. don, how much does that concern cost of, of the movement of bell grade towards most good. well, i think it's uh, the relations between uh, serbia and ross are concerned with the whitening region in the west and bought them to you. i think rush along in stable west and boxes and, and the bass on this, the, but i said, well, we need to focus on is the speed sure. or the new opportunity, the past, the mazda suzanne, will say, on the emotion policy, the cost of the president, trust me, show me recent these, these that you'll be, should be ready for in boston to new members by twenty's, the, the unique opportunity, the, our region, the mass and we need to work towards reaching business partners and key reaching the starting. is that the region to be solved by lots of disputes into the discrepancy model region that it really states? no new members will be accepted the outstanding result of by that. so this use and for cost of a lot of some of the uh or purposely generally disagree under the

i mean, there's just no and susie as of anywhere for this war and, and the off to the election. you know, whoever wins whether it's a 26, you know, civic platform, body or, or more i guess is lower. joseph bodies both will continue as before because later we'll continue as before and what's it, what's it also remember that um the, the, the nato secretary general was in new york the other day. and these come up with a new ration now for a while. they continued when you're great, it's all about china. that's it's all about china. we have to find in ukraine because language can either. birds can either read my mind to read my notes, but thanks have a good night. stores that always happens to meet with you. martin, this is busy in the same vein here. i mean squared, we're beginning to see ruptures. here, domestic politics is colliding with the foreign policy imperatives. they'd come from brussels in washington and the polls are on the front of the line and they're literally on the front line here because i lived there for a long time. i lived there for over a decade and, but when yo

so i think the political climate here is very much changing to for many reasons that susie mentioned. don, how much does that concern cost of, of the business movement of bell grade towards most good? well i think it's uh, the relations between serbia ross or concern of the whitening region in the west and ball going to you i think rush on wants in stable west and boxes and in the bass on this the but i said, well, we need to focus on is the stage sure, or the new opportunity, the past, the mazda suzanne, will say, on the emotion policy, the european council president, charles, we show me recent these, these that the you will be should be ready for the last, the new members by 20, the, the unique opportunity, the, our region, the mass, and we need to work towards reaching business partners and key to reaching the started. is that the region to be solved by lots of disputes into the strategy model region that it really states? no new members will be accepted outstanding as all of that sort of issues and so comfortable as somebody uh or proposing generally just clear on the pallet, toma

assistance distribution of the ground and strain to deliver what's targeted when it's ready and delivery. susie looked at compilation of the ground, but how long was that also by jen is also preparing his own plan. was it a god's initial term? i mean, terms of political economy because social integration is that is going to be my next question that it is important that there is stability that this fed up of vitamins doesn't happen because the picture that we've been seeing from is to find the code which is known as fund can be another by john, is people and cutting in bunkers, a damage to lot of property, how we're going to, you're going to avoid that in the future. the suspicion is kind of a stable connection is the exception of some very sporadic actions. that's available live on the account. important thing is the 10th of september content as, as a little defaulted. because phones of terrorism actually has been folded. and because under conditions that as a local armed forces on the ground as they will discern. and with this argument, supposing misconduct and the decision has already decided

no, of course i'm susie. but with a pool like that.rgarten, it’s interesting. how much do similar kindergartens cost? our child goes to a similar private kindergarten. we pay 170,000 tenge per month for it. you can send your child to private kindergartens from one children are accepted into government schools from the age of two. well, they practically do not differ in quality, for example, in the garden where i came there was everything - food, games and activities. and as you already saw the pool. do you like it in kindergarten in the morning when mom wakes up and says, “get up and go to kindergarten, it’s their mom, i can sleep some more.” no, that doesn't happen. this happens to me all the time, you know, in the morning the alarm clock rings for jana. get up for work. i can sleep like this again. well, if i went to kindergarten, i would be happy too got up i doubt it. there are about a thousand kindergartens throughout almaty, 700 of them are private and 300 are public, but it is so difficult to get into public ones that many peopl